Zomato Foodie Meetup @ Greyhound Cafe, Bukit Bintang

My first time over to this very chic and hip looking Greyhound Cafe at Bukit Bintang, KL and it was for a Zomato Foodie Meetup. Located at the busiest junction between Fahrenheit 88 and Lot 10, this cafe does bring it the crowd, as it was fully packed that night we were there. Check out what we had that evening. 

Zomato Foodie Meetup @ Greyhound Cafe, Bukit Bintang
Zomato Foodie Meetup @ Greyhound Cafe, Bukit Bintang



Greyhound Cafe
Lot 0.2, 101, Jalan Bukit Bintang
55100 Kuala Lumpur.
(in between Fahrenheit 88 and Lot 10)


Greyhound Cafe, Bukit Bintang
Greyhound Cafe, Bukit Bintang

Entering Greyhound Cafe for the first time, even though I've been hearing about it a lot from my friends, I understood why so many folks would want to snap pictures inside. It is indeed a haven for hipster-looking shots, complete with the nice wall, decor and overall fitting and feel. We were reserved a table for Zomato foodies. It was indeed a packed full house night, even on a weekday. 


Zomato Meetup n Progress :)
Zomato Meetup n Progress :) 
Street Style Beef Skewers and Sticky Rice - RM 46
Street Style Beef Skewers and Sticky Rice - RM 46

I wouldn't say the pricing at Greyhound Cafe is one of the lowest, but hey, you get the ambiance, and the taste of the food is pretty commendable. Serving fusion styled Thai cuisine, we tried the Street Style Beef Skewers and Sticky Rice, which is actually pretty good. We had these grilled beef marinated with garlic and pepper served with sticky rice their home made sauce. 


Complicated Noodle - RM26
Complicated Noodle - RM26
Add everything together and you have this dish.
Add everything together and you have this dish. 

Greyhound Cafe introduced this really unique offering, the Complicated Noodle, pleasantly surprised me with its presentation and taste. Served with cabbage on the side, we had these flat soft noodle-like texture piece , to be taken and wrapped in the cabbage and some really delicious meat and minty sauce. Interesting indeed. 


 Salmon Sashimi in Spicy Hot Sauce - RM 26
 Salmon Sashimi in Spicy Hot Sauce - RM 26
Greyhound Famous Fried Chicken Wings @ RM 18
Greyhound Famous Fried Chicken Wings @ RM 18

Another two rather tasty dish, the Greyhound Famous Fried Chicken Wings and Salmon Sashimi in Spicy Hot Sauce was served that night. Loved the crispy chicken wings, which wasn't really enough for me. The Salmon Sashimi was served with lots of grind herbs and garlic cloves with minty freshness. Good stuff. 


Penne with Seared Scallops, Asparagus in Light Peso Cream Sauce - RM46
Penne with Seared Scallops, Asparagus in Light Peso Cream Sauce - RM46

Huge chunks of nice seared scallops greeted us in this Penne with Seared Scallops, Asparagus in Light Peso Cream Sauce. Simple dish, a tad oily, but quite tasty. For me, I really liked the scallops on top, not so the peso cream. 


Pad Thai - RM16
Pad Thai - RM16


I think this has to be one of the best value for money dish at Greyhound Cafe, the Pad Thai. Love the taste, and how it is very nicely done with generous amounts of prawn and peanuts by the side. Recommended, and at RM16, it's very nicely priced as well. 


Mince Chicken with Sweet Basil and Hot Chilies - RM27
Mince Chicken with Sweet Basil and Hot Chilies - RM27

I was told this is a really popular street food in Bangkok, the Mince Chicken with Sweet Basil and Hot Chilies. I understand now why its so popular. Rice served with meaty goodness in the form of the basil infused minced chicken, we had fried egg and a bowl of clear soup by the side. Another tasty offering. 


Coconut Sago with water chestnut served with coconut shaker - RM16
Coconut Sago with water chestnut served with coconut shaker - RM16
Sea Salt Caramel Chocolate Cake @ RM 22
Sea Salt Caramel Chocolate Cake @ RM 22
 Fresh Coconut Crepe Cake - RM 22
 Fresh Coconut Crepe Cake - RM 22

We ended the meal at Greyhound Cafe with some of their delectable dessert in the form of the Coconut Sago with water chestnut served with coconut shaker, Sea Salt Caramel Chocolate Cake and Fresh Coconut Crepe Cake. What got me quite excited would be the crepe cake which is made out of so many layers of layered fresh coconut meat from Thailand and fresh cream. Do check out Greyhound Cafe the next time you're in the vicinity of Bukit Bintang. 


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Comments

  1. In the US, it is the name of an established bus company. Everything looks good, but the prices... *shudders*

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  2. I'm a fan of Greyhound clothing, it's like a must visit for me each time I go to Bangkok! How I wish they bring in the fashion to Malaysia too~~

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  3. I am impressed with the ambience as well. And the food is mouth-watering too. Would like to drop by one day.

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  4. oo! i've passed by the place a few times.. now that i know what it looks like inside and what they serve.. even more reason to visit!

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  5. gosh, i'm tempted to try out the coconut crepe..look at those layers of coconut flesh!!!

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  6. the food looks great especially that coconut sago. that blue sago color really brings out the attention to the dish

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  7. Sea Salt Caramel Chocolate Cake nampak sedap! :D *.*

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  8. Oh! I wanna try that Sago with coconut ice cream and that scallop penne. Gosh! all food make me wanna early lunch.

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  9. I passby it so many times but haven't go in before lol. time for me to bring the family there

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  10. I feel the price is quite pricey hehe! I have try few of their dishes, was quite good but never try their dessert looks good =D

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  11. Salmon Sashimi in Spicy Hot Sauce looks delicious since I love to eat spicy food. Will try this our in my next visit.

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  12. yummy food and great environment

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  13. Their foods are delicious at Thailand but unfortunately last time I pay a visit with friends the manager said they only served drinks and dessert =(

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  14. Phad Thai is my favorite dish. Also, Sea Salt Caramel is another yum thing to try.

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  15. I passed this place a few times and often wonder what it is all about...looks like an interesting place... and won't mind checking it out after you...

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  16. This place definitely looks quite nice with a great range of dishes they are offering. Seems a bit pricey.

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  17. passing by this restaurant before ~ The food looks so tempting ! How to join Zomato ? could you share to me at travellover823@gmail.com? Hehe

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  18. Great to gather with foodie.. :) What's Zomato? A community?

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  19. I miss my coconut desserts, must come back here again :)

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  20. Really hope to have a chance to join Zomato gathering at once in a lifetime. The food picture that you share really making me starving again.. ><

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  21. I have missed out few meetup with Zomato Foodie. =( Hope I can join the next round.

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  22. i like the coconut desert...look so delicious...

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  23. wouldn't mind jumping to dessert first because the Coconut Sago with water chestnut served with coconut shaker looks heavenly!

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  24. Food is good, ambience is super instagrammable but makanan a bit mahal.

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